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Joined June 2016
Jeremy motherfucking Jacquet by the way. Every time I watch him play I cross another name off the list of CBs in world football I’d have over him in terms of like, a 5-year plan I’m down to Pacho/Cubarsi but even then it’s feeling marginal
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Brighton 100% the best team Liverpool have played this season, unreal technical floor & bravery in possession
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Not a finance expert but surely slide tackling the ball with your head to prevent a goal triggers the option to buy?
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Why do people not want to go to bat for Florian Wirtz? What are we even doing here man
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Rio Ngumoha. He’s provocative. He gets the people goin.
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Next time you see someone rolling their eyes at praise of Wirtz’s work rate, remember how toothless Liverpool’s press looks without him. Gravenberch currently struggling to bring even 1/4th of the required intensity/sharpness.
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Nine chances created from Florian Wirtz v Brentford (all from open play). No Liverpool player on record (from 2003-04) has ever created more in a single Premier League game. #LFC
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Barcola was really good at football today.
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Rio comfortable receiving in central positions
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The Isak touch to set himself is genuinely mind-boggling. I am confounded. My gast is thoroughly flabbered
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Micah Parsons’ recent interview about his ACL recovery was interesting- his team told him being cautious in recovery is less about fear of reinjuring the ligament and more about avoiding overcompensations. He could probably play tmw, but then all of a sudden his hip hurts, etc
Giovanni Leoni now unlikely to join team training until the next international break, Andoni Iraola reveals.
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The Sportswashico, where the world observes with morbid curiosity, the true nadir of the game as the states collide in unity against the oppressive rules of sport
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RIO CHILL.
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Speaks to both Wirtz’s lack of confidence & incredible quality that I couldn’t remember the last time I saw him try to take on his man but when he just did it was the most elegant, game-breaking example of his talent.
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The Wirtz-situation is a train wreck. It's a mixture of wrong expectations, incorrect role and playstyle, resulting confidence issues. And, tragically, it looks as if his teammates *don't want to play with him.* None of these are mega bad, but they're adding up. Thread:
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Liverpool played well today.
Before the red card: Liverpool (0.92) 0-0 (0.16) Man City
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It’s funny to hear commentators presenting City and their fans as righteously defiant against some unfair treatment. All this praise about their defiant attitude and their togetherness. As if the world of football came together to tear down an underdog.
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Referee decided the game on 62 when he made a choice that he didn’t have to make.
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Two hilariously soft yellows in favor of a team embroiled in the biggest cheating scandal in sports history have effectively decided the most anticipated game in years Not a great look for the product the Premier League wants to sell
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I am by no means saying the refs are rigged or anything like that, just that this will follow City and the PL for as long as this has no resolution They’ve been “playing a man up” for years. It can & never will be separated from the discourse of what’s happening on the pitch
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